Thanks to Marco Polo, Rah Digga’s straight spittin’ again with the follow up to last year’s track. In this case, it’s ok to say it and spray it.

We are getting closer to the release date, but for now, here is new cut featuring Faith Evans. Time to give this a round of applause. The Greatest Story Never Told drops on February 15th. uhtn

[vodpod id=Video.5336486&w=425&h=350&fv=] Last night, Khaled brought us to the hood. In the clip above, he puts the final touches to his track. Expect a video soon, directed by Gil Green. wshh

It’s been a year since Haiti’s natural disaster, and yesterday Wyclef dropped a brand new visual for “Earthquake” which appears on his EP, The Haitian Experience available now.

B.o.B. brings new life to his collaboration “Night Night” off Big Boi’s Sir Lucious Left Foot. In the clip, he spews a coupla bars for Saturday’s game between the Green Bay Packers and Atlanta Falcons.

G-Dep appeared in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday and plead not guilty to second-degree murder. Last month, the Deputy turned himself in after confessing to a ’93 shooting.The WSJNY says Dep plans to fight the life sentence with his lawyer seeking a plea deal. He claims the rapper’s confession was influenced by drugs.

Chuck, Snoop and company were spotted shooting visuals to their remix in the City of Angels. The “Skeetox” remix of Purp and will also feature cameos from L.A. Lakers Ron Artest, Shannon Brown and Matt Barnes. More snaps underneath. hhnm

Nearly a month after the release of Diddy’s Last Train To Paris, here’s a track that was apparently left behind. We can see why. x UPDATE: Official Version produced by DJ Snake via DT.

Hip-Hop’s deity, Lil B The Based God greeted his worshipers last night during a sold out performance at the Highline Ballroom in NYC. That’s no easy task. We weren’t in attendance, but those that were caught some of the bizarreness. Say five Hail Marys and take a look at what went down. Thank You Based God.

Nearly a month after this was supposed to drop, Kay Slay finally lets loose Foxy Brown’s diss record aimed at Lil’ Kim. Pardon the seconds of dead air, but then again, this track was already D.O.A.’d.